Chapter 111: Magic Compatibility


    Riezel, with his magic ''Almighty'', truly had the ability to break through what Yuri referred to asmon sense.


    Regardless of whether he hadpatibility with the control system, as long as she exined the detailed effects of the magic and demonstrated it in front of him, that magic would belong to him.


    Therefore, whether hispatibility was good or bad, to be honest, it didn''t have much of an impact on him. However, he was still quite curious about hispatibility with the four major magic systems.


    As for Yuri, after knowing Riezel''s miraculous feats, she didn''t think his magicpatibility would be bad.


    "Well, even though I don''t know yourpatibility with the control system, you should have onepatibility that can reach fifth grade." Yuri suddenly said, causing Riezel to pause.


    "Fifth grade?" Riezel asked doubtfully.


    "It meanspatibility of ''50''." Yuri exined when she noticed his confusion. "These termse from the four highest academies on the Akasha continent. To simplify the assessment of students''patibility, the four academies have set grades for eachpatibility."


    "Compatibility ''10'' is considered first grade."


    "Compatibility ''20'' is second grade.""Compatibility ''30'' is third grade, and so on."


    In other words, Yuri''spatibility with the control system was at the highest seventh grade, while herpatibility with the other three systems was at the lowest first grade.


    Earlier, Yuri mentioned that Riezel had onepatibility that could reach fifth grade, indicating he had apatibility for a major magic system that could reach ''50''.


    "Why are you so sure I can reach fifth grade?" Riezel was a bit puzzled.


    Upon hearing his question, Yuri rolled her eyes.


    "Why do you think you were considered to have the potential to be a Tactical-ss Magician before? Even if your magical energy is abundant enough to cast tactical-ss magic, if you don''t havepatibility reaching at least fifth grade in one of the major magic systems, you couldn''t learn tactical-ss magic you know?"


    "Now here''s the question—even before you underwentpatibility testing, why did everyone consider you to have the potential to be a Tactical-ss Magician and even a Strategic-ss Magician? Isn''t it because of your performance at the academy, gaining recognition from the academy higher-ups?"


    Eventually, Yuri''s exnation made Riezel realize.


    Even though he hadn''t undergonepatibility testing, the original Riezel must have shown some degree of talent during magic training at Spriller Academy. His talent gained recognition from the higher-ups at the academy, who believed he had thepatibility to cast tactical-ss magic.


    As a result, rumors of the original Riezel having the potential to be a Tactical-ss Magician and even a Strategic-ss Magician emerged precisely for this reason.


    Therefore, since it was possible to use tactical-ss magic, it proved that he had onepatibility for a major magic system that could reach fifth grade.


    "Of course, having highpatibility just means being able to use high-difficulty, high-ss magic. As I mentioned before, some magicians can be powerful solely by usingbat-ss magic."


    Yuri added a mild warning as she noticed his thoughtful expression. She was a little concerned that he might becent and arrogant.


    "Take that friend of yours, the second son of the Rhein family, for example. It is said that he has fourth-grade transformation system, third-grade interference system, second-grade control system, and first-grade structure systempatibilities. Although he can''t use tactical-ss magic, he can flexibly usebat-ss magic from two to three major magic systems, and his magic usage is extremely cleverly coordinated. That''s why, even after just three years of enrollment, he can hold his own against Sword Master-level experts."


    Perhaps Yuri had already forgotten, but saying this was akin to telling Riezel that she was investigating the people around him (out of a protective instinct).


    Fortunately, he didn''t mind this detail; he just nodded to show he understood.


    Compatibility, like magical energy, was better to have more of, but it was certainly not a necessity.


    Generally speaking, if one just consideringbat, having fourth-gradepatibility in a major magic system waspletely eptable. This grade ofpatibility, aside from tactical-ss magic and strategic-ss magic, could basically allow one to learn anybat-ss magic within that system.


    Masteringbat-ss magic, even if it couldn''t be a weapon capable of annihting armies, cities, or even countries in one strike, could still be a sniper rifle capable of precisely targeting any enemy.


    Yuri always held onto this mindset, never feelingcent or arrogant about being a Strategic-ss Magician. Inbat, which was usually fast-paced, without the ability to use strategic-ss magic or even tactical-ss magic, she might not necessarily defeat a Sword Saint.


    "That being said, bing a Tactical-ss Magician is certainly a great achievement in itself."


    Yuri seemed to change the subject, starting to console Riezel.


    "Whether it''s bing a Tactical-ss Magician or a Strategic-ss Magician, the demands on magical energy andpatibility are extremely high."


    "In this world, some people possess abundant magical energy, yet theirpatibility might fall short. Some have highpatibility butck enough magical energy. Because of this, few can be Tactical-ss Magicians, let alone Strategic-ss Magicians. That''s why there are merely eight Strategic-ss Magicians across the entire continent."


    "Tactical-ss Magicians in Jinas are also few, at most twenty to thirty people. In total, there are probably only around a hundred Tactical-ss Magicians on the entire continent."


    Yuri''s meaning was that being able to be a Tactical-ss Magician, even if one couldn''t becent, should be a source of pride.


    "C''mon, let''s see how yourpatibility fares." Yuri pushed thepass toward Riezel.


    Riezel''s attention was immediately diverted, looking at thepass in front of him. He extended his hand and ced his palm on the gem.


    <em>*Zing—*</em>


    The gem immediately radiated light, causing water to flow out from it.


    Before long, all the water flowed into the four designated areas.


    Riezel and Yuri watched closely.


    <strong>...</strong>


    Transformation System: First grade.


    Control System: Second grade.


    Interference System: Fifth grade.


    Structure System: Second grade.


    <strong>...</strong>


    Riezel''s magicpatibilities were fifth grade for the interference system, second grade for the control system and structure system, and first grade for the transformation system.


    "Interference system reaching fifth grade? That''s surprising..." Yuri muttered, somewhat taken aback.


    "Is it strange?" Riezel asked.


    "No, just... unexpected..." Yuri shook her head. "Among the four major magic systems, the transformation system is widely known for itspatibility and proficiency, while the interference system is the opposite. Though not particrly rare, magicians proficient in interference system magic are the fewest."


    "Among the eight current Strategic-ss Magicians, four specialize in the transformation system, two in the control system, and two in the structure system. Not a single one specializes in the interference system."


    "Even among Jinas''s Tactical-ss Magicians, those proficient in the interference system are the fewest."


    Yet Riezel had fifth-gradepatibility in the interference system, making him almost certain to excel in it.


    "Though not asmon, some magicians still use interference system magic as an auxiliary means, like your friend I mentioned earlier. But magicians with fifth-gradepatibility in the interference system are indeed rare."


    After saying that, Yuri began to understand what Riezel had said earlier.


    He had indeed used special means to sessfully cast that tactical-ss magic, which burned her residence. After all, his first-gradepatibility in the transformation system was the lowest among allpatibilities.


    However, during their time at her residence, the tactical-ss magic he cast was clearly fire magic from the transformation system.


    With Riezel''s first-gradepatibility, casting tactical-ss magic that required fifth-gradepatibility was impossible. This proved that the tactical-ss magic he had used before was not cast through normal means.


    Realizing this, Yuri breathed a sigh of relief.


    Sure enough, Riezel hadn''t deceived her.


    "Besides reaching fifth grade in the interference system, your control system is only at second grade. Though not high, I still have control system magic I can teach you." Yuri''s mood instantly brightened, her face bearing a smile. "Having second-gradepatibility in the control system might make learning my control system magic a bit of a stretch, but still, this is my specialty. So, what do you think? Do you still want to learn from me?"


    Riezel didn''t say anything in response to her question; he simply looked at her with a smile.


    Seeing his smile, Yuri also smiled, then quickly reached out her hand and ced it on thepass in front of her.


    "Dposition..."


    After her voice resounded, a fluctuation of magical energy suddenly appeared in her hands, bing visible to the naked eye. The fluctuation resembled a vortex spinning in her hands.


    When it touched thepass, something incredible happened.


    Thepass began to dpose, not shatter nor destroyed, but entirely broken down into three parts—a gem, water, and a wooden te.


    Upon seeing this phenomenon, Riezel''s eyes widened as he seemed to realize something.


    ''Could it be... a chantless magic?''


    Yes, Yuri''s magic was actually a chantless magic. Not an ultra-short chant, not a short chant, not even a long chant or an ultra-long chant, butpletely without a chant.


    "This is dposition magic, the magic I use most often and the one I excel at the most."


    Yuri''s voice slowly echoed.


    "Everything has its structure. If you unravel this structure, you can dpose these things into different substances, returning them to their original state."


    "That''s what dposition magic is all about, instantly permeating the interior of an object and unconditionally breaking it apart, causing the object to lose its original function and form."


    "Studying dposition magic to the end will allow you to dpose all substances, even to the point of changing them to nothing."


    After saying that, the purple vortex in Yuri''s hand became more intense.


    At this moment, Riezel felt an extremely dangerous aura emanating from it.


    Soon, Yuri gently pressed the purple vortex onto the gem, water, and wooden te.


    The next moment, whether it was the gem, water, or wooden te, they all disappeared into nothingness. They had been dposed to the point of nonexistence; even their very existence had dissolved.


    Understanding this, Riezel''s mind had only one thought.


    ''This time, I''ve hit a jackpot.''